Have/ Has is used to explain actions not completed in the present.
The formation of this sentence is as;
- Subject + haven’t/hasn't + past participle of verb + other words.
- Subject + shall not have/will not have + past participle of verb + other words.
Have a look-
- I haven’t submitted all the documents to the office.
- We haven’t complained about the water scarcity at the building.
- I haven’t come here to ask your pardon.
- You haven’t taken your luggage with you.
- The people haven’t gathered together to oppose the company rules.
- A herd of antelope hasn’t seen us hiding by the tree.
- A litter of cubs hasn’t seen a lioness hunting an animal.
- They haven’t played football on the ground in the rain.
- I haven’t spent most of my time in Mumbai.
- They haven’t called me on the occasion of a party.
- I shall not have completed my work within time.
- We shall not have washed all our clothes tomorrow.
- He will not have caught a thief next week.
- I shall not have created a grammar website.
- They will not have thrown a party of success.
- A teacher will not have sent you the homework by email.
- She will not have called him for asking his help.
- You will not have come to meet me at my home.
- He hasn’t done well in his exams.
- She hasn’t traveled the entire world.
- John hasn’t born in 2020 at the BMC hospital.
- She hasn’t heard about that scheme of investment.
- Ravina hasn’t adopted two girls.
- A tiger hasn’t hunted a deer.
- She hasn’t solved so many difficulties during her work period.
- He hasn’t applied for the job of medical officer at the railway hospital.
- She hasn’t seen a ghost at the corner of a building.
- Krishna hasn’t collected so many postage stamps.
- My mother hasn’t made a cake for my birthday party.
- She hasn’t spent her holidays with her family.